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GALERIE JOSEPH 5 rue Saint-Merri
1,200m2, 12917 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 116 rue de Turenne
850m2, 9150 sqf / or 400 m2 4306 sqft - street window
GALERIE JOSEPH Place des Vosges
250 m2, 2690 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 84 rue de Turenne
266m2, 2663 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 51 rue de Turenne
180m2, 1938 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 5-9 rue Bailly
331m2, 3563 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 17 rue Chapon
130m2, 1400 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 4-6 rue de Braque
175m2, 1884 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 21 rue Chapon
130m2, 1400 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 47 rue des Tournelles
SHOWROOM 115m2, 1238 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 66 rue Charlot
100m2, 1077 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 5 rue de Payenne
226m2, 2433 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 43 rue des Tournelles
100m2, 1075 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 20 rue Chapon
75m2, 807 sqf - street window
GALERIE JOSEPH 236 rue Saint-Martin
200m2, 2153 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 47 rue des Tournelles
OPEN SPACE - 90m2, 970 SQF - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 5 rue Sainte Anastase
57m2, 614 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 78 rue de Turenne
25m2, 269 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 26 rue Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie
70m2, 860 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 21 rue des Filles du Calvaire
130m2, 1400 sqf - courtyard entrance
GALERIE JOSEPH 16 RUE Saint-Claude
45m2, 485 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 7 rue Bachaumont
200m2, 2153 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 16 rue du Perche
30m2, 323 sqf -window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 8 Square Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie
85m2, 915 sqf - shop window on street
GALERIE JOSEPH 52 rue des Tournelles
660m2, 6030 sqf - shop window on street
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Three destinations that make you want to escape...

Three extreme universes, three unusual activities, three dream hotels, for an escape close to nature.

In Botswana, follow the Okavango Delta by boat 

The legendary Okavango River stretches its entire length across green plains, which can be flooded in season. Like a mirror of water, it reflects the silhouette of the trees, the sky, and the clouds. It is possible to travel this waterway in a boat in complete safety, in an atmosphere of calm and absolute serenity: a true experience of slow tourism in a majestic and preserved setting in the heart of an extraordinary animal sanctuary. Here hippos, there birds, further away elephants... A complete immersion in a wild environment.

Where to sleep? At Tuludi, a camp located in the Khwai private reserve. Seven spacious and comfortable rooms under canvas connected by wooden walks, including a swimming pool, library, tree house, terraces with view, etc.

www.naturalselection.travel

In Dubai, fly over the dunes in a hot air balloon

The alarm clock must ring early, very early in the morning... Objective: arrive before dawn in the desert at the gates of Dubai. The team is already busy inflating the balloon, straightening the basket: a show in itself. As soon as the balloon leaves the ground, the magic happens. As the balloon rises, as the sun rises, the passengers become aware of the immensity of the natural spaces, the grace of the undulating dunes, the nuances of color in the sand. Nature in its purest state is revealed in panoramic format. Silence reigns, sometimes disturbed by the noise of the burners, cultivating the exhilarating impression of being cut off from the world.

Where to stay? At ME Dubai, the only hotel project where architect Zaha Hadid designed both the interior and exterior. A posthumous, breathtaking, and unique work.

www.melia.com

In Namibia, admire the sunset over the desert

The Sossusvlei region is the quintessence of the Namib Desert, the oldest in the world: its gigantic size, its splendor, its magic all amaze in equal measure. After an exhilarating day of safari, as the sun declines, we take advantage of the magnetic light, almost unreal, which underlines the relief of the landscape as far as the eye can see. Blinding at first, it loses, little by little, its intensity as the minutes pass until the night falls and the stars come out. Fairy-like...

Where to stay? At Little Kulala, a camp completely renovated in an eco-responsible spirit with eleven villas decorated with paintings and artworks, a spa and a whole range of activities. It is the only lodge in a private nature reserve with direct access to the Namib Desert.

www.wilderness-safaris.com

Celine Baussay